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The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1887-10-06

The Csutusy, in Life Of Lincoln, +"
sssshss The famous Lincoln Douglas
dsbsGss IN the July number. We quote
Ne following eloquent psssage from
Iassls's Lewiston speech Of August
l7th, 1858. This speech vas made
dsring the came canvass for the SEN
etc. Lst IL was not one Of the debate
spesehss "Tha Declaration Of Imds-
psndsaes vas formed BY the repre-
] ssatativss Of American liberty from
tAirtssa States u the Confederaey,
tvslvs Of which wern slavs. holding
eenmunitiss. We need not discuss
~ way or The reason Of .hsir becom-
isg s,sve-holding communities. It 10
suEsisnt Tor our purpose that all Of
thsa greatly dsplored the evil. and
tAaG thsy plscsd provision in the
Coastitrtioa which they supposed
vosld gradually remove the disease BY
cutting o6 its source. This was the
abolition Of the slave trade. So gen.
ssal - tts eonvictinn. the public d.
sSsnisskion, 10 sbolish The African
slave trade, that the provision which I
have referred to as being placed in the
Constitution declared that it should
not ~ abolished prior " the year
100S. A constitutional provision was
necsssary 10 prevent the people
through Congress, from putting . stop
tt the traffic Immediately st the close
Of tho war. Now. il slavery had been
. good thing. would the Fathers Of the
Republic have taken = step calculated
70 deminish its beae6cient influences
among themselves. and snatch the
bosn wholly from their posterity I
Thsss communities. by their repre-.
ssntatives in old Independence Hall.
ssid TO the whole world Of men We
hold these truths to be self-evidsnt !;
that al men are created equal that
thev are endowed by their Creator
With certain inslienable rights that
among these are life. liberty aud the
purssit Of hsppiness.' This Was their
majestic Interpretation Of the economy
II the Uaiverse. This was their lofty,
and wise, and noble understanding Of
the jsstice Of the Creator to His crea.
tarss. Yes, gentlemen. TO all His crea-
tures, 70 the whole great family Of
man. In their enlightened belief,
nothing stamped with the Divine i'm
ags aud likeness was sent into the
world to be trodden on and degraded.
and imbruted BY its fellows. They
sFasppd not only the whole race Of
man thsn living, but they reached for
ward and seized upon the farthest
posssrity. They srscted beacon to
guide their children and their chill
drsn's children, and tho countless
nyriads who should inhabit the earth
in other ages. Wise statesmen ~ they
we're, they knew the tendency Of pros
perity.b breed tyrants, and 90 they
established sthsss great sslf-svidsnt
truths, that whom in the distant future
some man, soms faction, some interest,
seouldsst " the doctrine that none but
rich men, or none but white mon, or
nons bat Anglo Saxon white men,
vsrs estitled 70 life. liberty, and the
pusssit Of happiness, their pesterity
might look up again TO the Declaration
cf Independence, aud take courage to
renew the battle which their fathers
began, % that truth and justics and
1arcy. and I'll ths humane and Chris.
- vistuss, might not b sxtinsuisAsd
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1887-10-06

81 think ice cream 10 delicious,
George" she said ; II just love it. =
But don't you know that it's very
dangerous inquired George un.
easily.
"Yss, l suppose it is dangerous, but
I'm no coward, George. Life.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1887-10-06

Love 10 like the measles We can't
have II bad but once and the later in
life We have Il, the tougher itgess
with -.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1887-10-06
SALT LAKE SAMPLING WORKS
AND ASSAY OFFICE,
SALT LAKE CITY UzAH


All ore handled without screening;
Moisture dried by steam; Fairbanks .
track scale; everything weighed on carr;
Consignments solicited aud highest
prices obtained Oh market.
No Commission charged.
FRANK FOOTE, PropRieteg.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1887-10-06

from the land 90 that no man would
hereafter dare to limit and circum-
scribe the great principles on which
the temple Of liberty WAS being built. :"
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1887-10-06

Thankful for the liberal patronage sHovdst
me In the past. my friends will still hnd me .
the OLD CORNkR, opposite The Depot. FsadJ
10 attend ~ their wsnte.
Orders from distance speciality.
sept Is III @. A. KRINxLE.
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TnH -AoPo>rO >cuooL.

The subject OF the proposed Presby-
terrain school in Exc will probably
come before the Board OF Commission
ers at their ReIt regular meeting, and it
Is proper that the subject be given son e
eiusiierttion 10y the people throughout
the county, as 1t is evidently u matter
VI uuch Importance.
It is necessary in this connection to
take into consideration the benefits
which would accrue to the citizens OF
the county generally by the establish
ment of an Institution of learning in
our midst which would prove OF vast
advantage to the rising generation. and
provide means for the higher education
of our children without being subjected
To the expense OF sending them GU OF
the State, away from the Influences o:
hoi4e aud tbs fostering care OF parents
tender sulicitade.
Whether the use Of the University
building us IA county hospital or as an
institution Of learning. the purpose for
which il was originally intended, would
prove IA greater benefit to the County is
u question, il seems, which requires lit
tie thought and the question of the adj
ditional expense to which the county
woull be put in providing n suitable
building for n hospital, III case the Un.-
VerS ~ building should be donated to
the Church to be used as "a high school
or college, should weigh lightly with
taxpayers when the benefits OF such All
institution are taken into considera-
ton.
In the event that such an range
mrnt should be entered iuto between
the Church authorities and the people
Of Eiko county, through the Board Of
Commissioners, it would be proper that
every pr~ecautiou be taken to insure tue
success of the enterprise, and it should
be stipulated that whenever the Church
failed to comply with the requirements
OF the contract in any particular, the
building should revert to the county.
II the proper conditions can be arTang-
ed and II contract entered into which
will insure the establishment of n per-
manent and successful school in Elko.
We nre in favor Of donating the Univer.
sity building to the Church. provided, as
stated above. that i'll the event of "a laii-
ure on the part Of the grantee to COM
ply strictly with the terms OF the con
tract the buiIilug and grounds shall IT.
vert to the county.
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cONIdn,t be Hired.

Bauker-Your references are all thar
could be desired. What salary DO you
expect'
C~oaehman Seventy dollars II mouth.
B.-That is quite satisfactory TO me,
and you can enter upon your duties as
sOon as you desire.
C.--By the way, 1 forgot 10 inquire
if you had any m~ErriageabIe daughters.
B.-I have. but what is the meaning
Of such a preposterous question:
C.-Because your having such makes
it impossible for me to engage with you.
The fact is, l cannot take the risk of
degereratiug into a horse-car conduc-
tor or hotel waiter. There's no money
in marrying employers daughters nova
days.
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The Festival.

The columns of the INDEPENDENT are
always open TO the publication Of what
ever will advance the interests Of our
Sunday School, and We have invariably
fully and checrfuily advertised, free OF
charge, all enterprises iuaugurntcd to
raise funds for the same, when re-
quested to do so; but ms to the festival
last night no one connected with the
management deemed it worth while
to mention the subject, and all We knew
Of the mRtter was learned from some OF
the children belonging to the school.
We learn, however. that tho entertain
mont was well attended and all present
enjoyed n pleasant evening. A con-
siderable sun must have been realized
in the sale Of refreshments, but for
what particular object we are not in
formed.
Since the above vas in type a mem
Der of tie committee informs us that the
arrangement was made to advertise the
entertainment in the INDEPENDENT, but
by some means II vas unintentionally
overlooked.
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Examination.

The regular examination of applicants
for teachers certificates, conducted by
Superintendent +. n. Stone, opened in
the Court room this morning with nine
applicants, to wit: Miss Mary L.
Ilough, Miss Margaret Wright, Miss
Sadie n. Wright, Miss Matte Dakin,
Miss Lizzie Doughty. Miss Minnie A.
Gray, Miss Emiah Bowen, Willis Rich
ardson aud William Wines. The ex.
animation will be continued for three
days in order to give all nmpl, time to
complete the course Of questions in the
various branches required hv law.
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COMPREHENSIVE

The Nevada Tribune would lead one
to suppose that no oue except "a ''cop-
perhead" ever sent n substitute to the
war. We will not dispute tue point,
but il the Tribune is correct n large
percentage Of the wealthy Republicans
were copperheads. for We are personally
acquainted with quite II number Of the
most radical war Republicans who
would neither 60 to the front them
selves o let n son go, but stood ready
TO pay any amount for an abie-bodied
substitute rather than risk their pre-
cious anatomy to the danger of rebel
bullets. Ii is the veriest nonsense to
charge that only 'copperhends" sent
substitutes TO the war. as thousands of
both political parties. aS well as those
who were without political principles,
sent substitutes to the urmy because
they thought more Of their lives than
they did Of their money or the Union
cause.
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FOR PAT
EMF.
No. SGl.1
L. ). Land or At Eureka Sryala.
J.Iy Il, lS,s.

S-As - 1870
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI WILL.
~ ian ". Chisholm Whose rr-ldr uy, AID
pr>t once Ailrcrs Is salt I.skr city. IN salt
Lake County. Utah Tcrritury. hH- iuad, appIl-
cation for a uuitrl siAicS Patent fur umr .,Elg
Chief Lode mining claim, situate Ia Frrb,r
Mining District. Elkp County. state 81 S.,a.
ia, consisting 81 1869 linear feet ul ta- lode.
and surface ground en- feet side, heinz Lot or
Survey No. Sand described ia the field notes
AMI plat Of the Official survey uu nln ia this
Onice. with magnetic variation at l. degree,
esSt, A. follows. Commencing ~ poet No. /,
the suuth.TcslcTlY corner OF the claim, from
which tie TuArtersoCtion GO. n'r between aud
comInpn 20 Sections 1 aud .. Township -
Su'ih, lgngu ~ Elat. Nj. pIullp -. ian,
bears $ % deg Il min Z llB fc distant.
ih'n'" running $50 deg Sd min = T5r feet to
The south side post theme" y O. deg 20 min T.
az feet io post No. ,. The Sruth.ca-lc'y ,.ru,T
81 the Claim; thence y - deg - min " Cuirai
TO poet 40. ), the North ~as.rrIy ruru,ruf the
claim. thence 4 - deg 20 min W 90 I,,t O. The
North lille post; thence y ~Id,g - mIu vs. 40
feet % post NJ. 1. Tho Surih-Wr=',riy ,uru,r
% the claim aud thence : 81 deg ~ min E Ggu
feet 10 said post No. l, the place Of b'guuiug.
containing u total area u Ii.s7 acre, al Of
which Is claimed and applied i,r. tho area iu
conflict with lot or survey ~. 81. tn" Nam.
moth lode, not being excepted or excluded
from thr claim or from said ipP ~i,Aripu.
Prom tho middle " Ia wcsi.r y ,ud line
of said Big Chief lode claim the DISCOVER rr,ipr
Of the claim bear, = = de- 80 ia T. ,Ip feet
distant Tt" said mining cIIim being nfr,,prI
Ia the Office 81 the County Recorder Of Ilr
County. Nevada, VIII l. cx-OTir.p Recorder of
said mining district. at EISo. f. EIko County.
Nevada. The ncNI,st known locations bciuy
tile Mammoth lot -, tho Red cloud" lot a..
III" Hike lot IS. nni the Great wr.i.r,.
loIo mining riiims. IN the same District.
Any sud all per unE claiming adversely any
portion Of sid Big Chicf mine. ar surf,cr
ground, ar required to file their nIycr.crI,fu.
with the Register 81 ID" rriicI States Land
Once. at Eureka, In the State Of Nevada. ar.
Ing the sixty days period Of publication here
Of, or they will DO barred by virtue Of the pro.
visions of the statute.
u. II. HALL.
Register.
direct that this notice be published IN Tho |
lSrErESnESr At Elk0, Nov. the u,vspArrr
published nearest the said mining claim f.,
the period Of sixty days.
II. II. HALL.
Register.
Dated, Elko. July n. 1887.
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APPLICATION FOR PAT
EMF.
No. SCOT
q. = Land OMEGA EarkN Nr4l,,
JUN -. Iz-T.

T.. : Land on. a. Eau,kn Nr4I,t
IU's a., l~-T.
NOTICE - HIEEHY "IyEN TW,r WILL.
IL int " Chisholm. Wis. rr....,.. q, EEI
poet Office AIir-s g., ~di Lab, ,.i,. ia salt
Lake Comfy. Utah T,iuiury. la NAL. ami.
cato" i"' tnii"I stat, TA,rur i"- the "H,i
cloud Lode mining claim. rliu.i. la F.rgr
Mining District iik. County. Stat, OF S.ya
ia, consisting G; IstI linear fn,i an, l.l.'
Smi surface sr'und tan frvt Wide. bling Intor
survey ~. 90 AID G's,un,iin thu arIl rntc.
and plat Of tho ';hri1I r. sryry nu Me !u this
uni.". with magnetic variation at 1. g,,,,.-
"'ri' h>iolln~s: Commencing 81 post ~. l..
thc sou'h-"A-',rly corner ~ thu claim ,rI
running thence = - i"E 80 mlu " IJu feet g.,
post ~. .. a., South. S~,-t,rIy ruru,ro, 90,
claim iT"in which 90" So u.u s.fH.r ,ruuun
To- H"i h'."'." S.r'i.u. 8 : 70 arI 90. Town.
7lip = y. Rang" g.. NJ. BiaDID Meridian.
beats - ri'a " a'~ feet distant. Thence. y lS
deg q min "l"'i O." pr-t >r. 3d.. 10, N.rtL-
W. -t'flF corner OF lhc claim. r.uu., y 90 d.,
80 min Llro feet 'r pc. Su. i.r.- S.ri-
~'Hst'riy corner ~ tho claim: thea. Is a d,,
. m'n Erp feet 20 -atl I.-t Sr. J. "a. u',..
"i beginning. ,.uistulus % total rrr,i w,g
h'rr.. al ~ Nha.. l- r..lm.I anil snn.f,l fer
th" ara So uour. with iUt ...-..- l... rr
Us not being excluded ug Ck,.f.rI from srst
application. From irr uiIIIr urihr ~,..f.r.y
end Ian. "i aid Rel Cloud IuI, claim fine i,.-
r'''ty p'intuf a,iI claim h.ar- Is % l,, IL
min W 500 Tot distant. The said ml.l..
claim being Of record ~ t4c uni,r II Tho Conn
y u" 'r!,r 81 salI LIkp County. Nevada. e..
uh''i" Recorder vfsatl mining dts'rirl. AZ EIE,
Ia I'm" County. Seyrla. Tn nearest know,
I~"rH't"u. being tI" Mammoth" lot o.. the,
"iiR CHIEF Dot -. the "Eukp" lot -. nm,
Great Western" Ioio mining claim. In m,
same iiErrilt.
Any anil AZ persons claiming sl,rrs,ly nuy
portion "fsIi Ri Cloud mlnr. or -Yrt,.,
ground. a." required e. Ole th"ir EIstr.r lain.
"iih 'i" Register 81 tho unitrI Slate. Land
once, at Eureka. Ia tho Stale Of Ncv.d, Iu,.
tn' IN" SIXTY dag runlics,t.1 hereof Oh, tb,v
viii T." Jared - virtue Of the pr.,t.s,rs -,
The Statute.
-. II. HALL.
H"gigi"r,
direct that this notice ro Published In Tho
iN"ErtNnE>f At Llkp, N"y. the n,wsp,p,r
published u"srost the said miuinu claim cr
To" period 81 sixty days.
D.H. NALL.
Register.
Dated. Eiko, july ~. IssI.
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Cherry Creek

Is waking up from her sleep Of four
long years. and. like Rip Van Wrinkle,
slowly at first shaking the dust from
her rheumatic bones. She Is already
''out Of the woods" an1 promises at no
distant day TO entirely shake on the
lethnrgy Of her long sleep aud outshiue
her former glory. The i~niatiye step in
her new life a made 10y Fred Frank
in the purchase Of the Ticup aud TX.
cLequer niues aud mills. anil the 70.
sumption of work on them. lie is eli.
titled to the credit Of inaugursting the
first move toward bringing about the
new era that Ia uow under way in Cher.
ry. Since tho bail has been set in mo.
lion by him. others, who for years have
cast wistfni eyes on the mineral belts
around Cherry. are coming inf White
Pine News.
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pelienced miners who have examined
these miues. we learn that the quantity
and Gade of ore in sight is the biggest
thing seen in a White Pine mine for
years. General Spencer told Us two
weeks ago that his lowest estimate OF
the vaIue OF the ore explored was S75,-
600. and that all Indications pointed to
an immense ore BODY.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-08-28

The Brooklyn Eagle sums up the
political situation in New York a. fol-
lows: "The labor parties-three or
four-nre pretty certain to offset one
another, or %irit;er away lnbor's special
strength. The Prohibitionists are like
ly to poll n considerable vote. At pres
eat prospects favor a Democratic Veto
ry Oh the general issue, that Of State Of
%icers, and a Republican victory in one
or both branches Of the Legislature. SO
the result: bids fair to be n divided one"
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A Honnnzn.

The Argenta mines, Of Aurum. which
Wc have several times Of late spoken Of,
says tbo>white Pine News. and which
was bondcd to Salt Lake parties. and.
we we're led TO believe. sold on the 9TH
IL still on the market. through the faiI
ure Of the aforesaid parties To come NJ
With tho cash. IL has been rebonded
Tor so days "a y. -. Williamson for
SO, 900, With a forfeit. From all OK.
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A big stock shipment.

Twenty-Five cars Of beef cattle and
IL car Of horses were loaded here to-
day for San Francisco. Nineteen cars
of the cattle and the horses were shipped
10y Hook Mason to Miller x Lux, and
ten cars of cattle were shipped by Col
onel Hardin. This shipment makes II
respectfully sized grove, consisting of
about $40 head of cattle.-[ Silver
State.
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Nothing 10 Conceal.

G. z. Huntington arrived in New
York from Europe Sunday evening.
and on interview lac repeats Stanford's
parrot song: I'VE have nothing to
conceal that relates to the business OF
the Central Pacific with the govern
ment. OF course there are many bust
ness details Of no interests to anybody
but the railroad company" Psttison.
Ltttler aud Anderson have an idea they
should be the judges to say whether
these little business details, whose aggre-
gate far exceeds the c. z. business,
concern the government or not. and
not the criminals under inyestiga-
tion.-GEvcniug Report.
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Acard of AcknowIe dyment,

The following communication, IT.
ceiyed this mjrniag, explains itself:
Etna. Cal. Aug. II, 1887.
EDITOR INDEPENDENT,
Deur Sir: | wish
through the columns of your paper, to
acknowledge the receipt of the many
sympathetic letters and teleSrams from
kind friends who knew aud respected
my dear husband. and who have not
forgotten his wife in Der SORROW.
Yours,
MARY l.. Rand.
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Naughty ChristInns

4 New York dispatch Of the 18th in
slant says: Mrs. Nelson Robinson, n
member of the Methodist Church, has
left her husband and eloped with Oscar
Dearborn, who is also married, n car
ringe-mnker and Superintendent of the
Methodist Sundny-school.
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COURT SUM
MONS.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE STATE
L Of Nevada. In aud for the county OF Elko.

IN TuY Drarp,cr cn,,,r an
l Of Soyada, in and for the eouniI ni pita L
THY Sr, ~ -
ma To Snny,x wiSrs. ~ ""hri'
$500,
lou arc hereby notified to appear In an &C.
"'h commenced against you by Naomi Wines
sP'An'ln' ia the Dirtriyi Court Of tho State
" H''huA III ahu Tor the county Of Elho,
oN'o' S'N"ua' al the town Of Riko and an.
'hereih which ison file with
= ' oi sara oourt 'Sithin ten days after
H'''''''0o you " NpIs (eIcluEivo
VI Inv "sF OF salns'I II served In said county,
VI ."oh'y uAyS served out ofsa!d county, but
"''h'n thiS Dls'fiot' and In all other Gases
'oIV ua1S' OF Jnnsehoht' by default
a" &c o.hen against you according to
u prAIe. Oh '''n complaint. The said seton
,ho .,I1 I.,.ndtnt nsm."t aSa'n's you
Marriage nov e,I.,,n, - ~ OF
M and ,,,,,,,, ~ 100 =" pam.
.l.o that Iho "'o,'' qua
minor ebiId,., M,,ion- - 81 Nv"
James Ir. Wines b. ,,r,,dod ~ n,.i.',. A".
also ,b,, IN, pI,,,,,n he ana
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Tho ORIGINAL ADIETiNE OINTMENT Ia
my iui up IN large. twn-guuco Tin bpsfs. sDI
wounds, ohhppet hands. and All al, ~.
ti2h'. wiz positively Dura Oh IIDis ~ IL
AsE lor W." OtiSIS,L NUIITfSf nf,r
Mh'i' N''' 'F B. O. Muller - =. ..v,l ~.
l-l \. ---- p .--L-- -
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$500 REWARD.

The above cpsrd will be paid for tbeitro,i
and conviction Of any party or parties founa
guilty 81 stealing. killing or running on
altering brands or marks Of any live s,oeE
belonging to any member Of tho sevsda Live
stock Association.
GEORGE RUSSELL. President.
Ii. s.. NIXON, Secretary.
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ROLL OF HONOR.

Following is the report OF the Smith
Creek School for the quarter commend
ing April %, 1887, ond ending August
IL, 1887:
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Roll OF HONOR

Following is the school report Of
Huntington Valley. for the month end
ing August 18th, 1887:
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Names Of pupils who attended regu-
LARRY during the nontE are Willie
Toyn and Artnar royn.
ANNIE GRANT,
Teacher.
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THE PRESIDENTS GOLD MEDAL.

President Powning offers a Special Premium " GOLD MEDAL value :
for the Best Exhibit in any Department.
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Trials Of speed to be conducted under the auspices {
Directors of the State Agricultural Society.
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o SALE.
A Desirable Residence.

A Desirable Residence.
Being DESTROYS of leaving Nevada /
offer my residence for sale on good
terms. The premises consist OF fuur
lots under a good fence, u well built and
neatly furnished frame dwelling house
with all necessary out buildings and u
fine we'll Of water at the door, aud u
garden which is ample to supply a
small family with plenty Of vegetables.
I will sell with or without the household
furniture as the purchaser may desire.
For particulars call on or address,
Mrs. NJ. rHoHrE,
EIko, Aug. 3. 1887. sod Exc, Nevada.
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The Stntc Agricultural Society was EstnbIIshcd In NCCor
with mn Act a 4 the LcgisInIurc OF the state 81 nevada. 81
San Act q Provide a. the va nn cement and ConIr a Z th1
Agricultural Society," approved 'Inrrh I, 1854.
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LADIES' GRAND TOURNAMENT,
Friday, Sept. %, Wednesday, Sept. 2S, Friday, Sept. 80
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STRIKE

County and the cheapest place to pur.
chase, the place where Bargains are the
rule and not the exception is the we'll
known house Of